The BEST Books For Fans Of ‘To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before’ To Read Next

I Believe In A Thing Called Love by Maurene Goo

When Dimple Met Rishi by Sandhya Menon

This book is one of the most fun romcom books to read for fans of To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before. It was absolutely charming and funny with endearing characters.

Think Lara Jean with a bit more attitude and sass — more along the lines of Lara Jean’s best friend Christine. Dimple and Rishi both have ideas for their future but their parents have other ideas which include making sure they both are attending the same summer program where Rishi is to woo an unsuspecting Dimple BUT DIMPLE IS NOT HERE FOR THIS.

Happily Ever Afters by Elise Bryant

I think 100% that Tessa, the main character in this book, and Lara Jean would be friends — they are romantics at heart and absolutely the sweetest. Plus the love interest is a baker!

Tessa is a writer of romance but, when she is accepted to a prestigious writing opportunity she wanted so much, she suddenly loses the magic to write. Her bff, and only reader of her stories, suggests maybe she needs to find some real life love story inspiration to get through her block. Inspired by romance novels, she creates her master plan for her happily ever after. But as she gets closer to the happily ever after, she wonders if it’s even the one she truly wants.

A Taste For Love by Jennifer Yen

If Lara Jean had you craving all the cookies, this one will also have you drooling with all the baking going on in this super sweet romcom that is a light and fun (loose) retelling of Pride and Prejudice perfect for To All The Boys lovers.

Liza and her mother don’t always see eye to eye — especially when it comes to her taste in boys — and her mother just wants to see her with a nice Asian boy.

Her mom, owner of a popular bakery, hosts an annual bake-off Liza is helping out at and this year her mom uses it as the perfect match-making opportunity: all the contestants are young Asian-American men handpicked by her mother. Worst yet: she even finds herself attracted to one of the mom-approved contestants.

My So Called Bollywood Life by Nisha Sharma

A sweet Bollywood romcom perfect for fans of To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before!

“Winnie Mehta was never really convinced that Raj was her soul mate, but their love was written in the stars. Literally, a pandit predicted Winnie would find the love of her life before her eighteenth birthday, and Raj meets all the qualifications. Which is why Winnie is shocked when she returns from her summer at film camp to find her boyfriend of three years hooking up with Jenny Dickens. As a self-proclaimed Bollywood expert, Winnie knows this is not how her perfect ending is scripted.

Then there’s Dev, a fellow film geek and one of the few people Winnie can count on. Dev is smart and charming, and he challenges Winnie to look beyond her horoscope and find someone she’d pick for herself. But does falling for Dev mean giving up on her prophecy and her chance to live happily ever after? To find her perfect ending, Winnie will need a little bit of help from fate, family, and of course, a Bollywood movie star.”

It’s Not Like It’s A Secret by Misa Suguira

If you loved To All The Boys + Simon vs The Homosapiens Agenda (known as Love, Simon on screen), check out this coming of age romance about two girls falling in love. This charming and bittersweet coming-of-age story featuring two girls of color falling in love is part To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before and part Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda.

“Sixteen-year-old Sana Kiyohara has too many secrets. Some are small, like how it bothers her when her friends don’t invite her to parties. Some are big, like the fact that her father may be having an affair.

And then there’s the one that she can barely even admit to herself–the one about how she might have a crush on her best friend.   When Sana and her family move to California, she begins to wonder if it’s finally time for some honesty, especially after she meets Jamie Ramirez.

Jamie is beautiful and smart and unlike anyone Sana’s ever known. There are just a few problems: Sana’s new friends don’t trust Jamie’s crowd; Jamie’s friends clearly don’t want her around anyway; and a sweet guy named Caleb seems to have more-than-friendly feelings for her. Meanwhile, her dad’s affair is becoming too obvious to ignore.

Sana always figured that the hardest thing would be to tell people that she wants to date a girl, but as she quickly learns, telling the truth is easy…what comes after it, though, is a whole lot more complicated.”

I loved the Comic-Con type setting, the strong friendships and, guys, the romances were ADOOOOORABLE — a really cute f/f romance and the cutest best-friend-turned-more romance. A delightful YA reading experience perfect for people looking for sweet books with vibes similar To All The Boys I Loved Before. It tackles some important things while maintaining that romcom vibe.

How To Keep A Boy From Kissing You by Tara Eglington

I read this in the throes of terrible morning sickness that pretty much kicked me down and it was exactly what I needed for some happymaking feelings. ALMOST DIED FROM THE ADORABLENESS. There is comfort in the sweet storyline and the predictability of how things will turn out as you wait for the main character to figure out what WE KNOW.

Sixteen year old Aurora has never been kissed and she intends for it to stay that way until she finds The One who is worthy of her first kiss — which means dodging kiss attempts on dates and focusing on the love lives of her friends. Until she gets the lead role in a play that requires her to kiss the male lead who happens to be her neighbor who she can’t stand….and she won’t let that happen so the urgency to find The One is on!

The Fill-In Boyfriend by Kasie West

Kasie West is a go-to for adorable and happymaking romances! You can’t go wrong with her books! I wanted to pick ALL of them but for the sake of this list I HAAAAD To pick The Fill-In Boyfriend because of the faux boyfriend aspect! But really you can’t go wrong with any Kasie West books!

“When Gia Montgomery’s boyfriend, Bradley, dumps her in the parking lot of her high school prom, she decides to do the unthinkable — convince the cute guy waiting to pick up his sister to pretend to be her boyfriend for the night. The task is simple: two hours, zero commitment, a few white lies.

The problem is that days after prom, she can’t stop thinking about her fill-in boyfriend. But can Gia turn her fake boyfriend into a real one without exposing her lie and possibly destroying her friendships and her newfound relationship?”